Warren Court and the lasting impact on American justice
The Warren Court’s 16 year span under Chief Justice Earl Warren reshaped U S jurisprudence with landmark rulings on school segregation prayer reapportionment obscenity and criminal procedure. While a Burger Court may ease activism some core protections for the accused remain.
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Warren Court
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Earl Warren
Eisenhower
John Marshall
Warren E. Burger
Nixon
Burger Court
Newfangled Pile Treatments Endorsed by Dr Brady
Dr Brady extols injection therapy for internal hemorrhoids noting it requires few painless weekly visits and avoids hospitalization. He contrasts with cautery and camp methods, cites reader testimonials, outlines need for proper exam, and mentions related heart and urban housing data.
Freedom of Thought Endangered by U S Circuit Court Action
The piece warns that U S courts may push government control over radio TV and printed publications. It cites a Mississippi case where FCC hearings were ordered after alleged racial bias and argues proposed amendments would curb federal interference in news presentation.
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David Lawrence
US Circuit Court of Appeals
Washington
United States
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal Communications Commission
Mississippi
America
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court
FCC
Congress
Post Office Department
Ecumenical Visits Highlight Pope Paul and Billy Graham
The Pope's Geneva visit and Billy Graham's New York crusade reflect growing bridge building among rival Christian groups. Pope Paul cautioned on World Council membership while Graham gains ecumenical support from National and World Council of Churches allies. The Reverend Poling notes shifts toward broader Christian fellowship beyond denominational lines.
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David Poling
Billy Graham
Pope Paul
Geneva
International Labor Organization
World Council of Churches
New York
Graham
John Calvin
Vatican
World Council
Sweden
Council
World Council Assembly
Ecumenical Fellowship
National
Billy
Poling
Christian Herald Assn
Barbs Prices and the Health Foods Fad
Barbs mocks the rise of health foods as affordable fodder. A bibulous friend boasts basic geometry proving a straight line is the shortest distance between two pints. The punchline notes spring hints with convertible tops down and prices up.
Popcorn's Rise Aided by Early English Colonists
Popcorn, a corn variety, pops when heated as steam expands the kernels six to eight times. The World Almanac notes its introduction to English colonists at Thanksgiving in 1630 by the Indian Quadequina as his contribution to the feast.
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World Almanac
Quadequina
Democrats Pin Hopes on a Veer to the Left
Washington reports a faction of Democrats pushing toward a hard left as a national mood shifts right. Analysts warn this could aid Nixon in 1972, with fears over liberal candidates and campus unrest shaping strategy and 1970 races.
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Washington
NEA
Nixon
Edward M. Kennedy
John Kenneth Galbraith
New Democratic Coalition
Chicago
U.S
Vietnam
Johnson
Robert Kennedy
Who Died In Vietnam Counts The Personal Toll
Pentagon statisticians reveal the personalized casualty figures for Vietnam. Age trends show most deaths among 18 to 25 year olds, with California, New York leading recorded fatalities while Alaska and Vermont report the fewest wounded. Privates and junior officers dominate deaths as data collection expands.
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Washington
NEA
Defense Department
Republic of Vietnam
Vietnam
Pentagon
California
New York
Alaska
Vermont
Elijah Calls Israelites to Choose God or Baal
The passage records Elijah challenging the people of Israel to decide whom to follow. He presents a stark choice between the Lord and Baal, urging commitment and ending their indecision. The crowd remains silent, reflecting the tension of the moment.
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Elijah
God
Baal
Oswego Palladium Times Ad Rates and Notices Summary
The Palladium Times lists subscription and delivery rates for Oswego and nearby areas, including yearly and monthly options, with a weekly carrier rate. It also provides advertising representatives and mentions Associated Press affiliation and a policy to correct misstatements in news or ads.
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Oswego
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence T. Leighton
Clark Morrison
Thomas A. Cloutier
Weyne
Coyugs
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Piginas Ave
Des Plaines
Ill
Rockefeller Plaza
New York
N. Y
Associated
Palladium Times
Associated Press
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